The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-09-02
Yeast foam At Patterson & Davies.

Lenox soap, 20 bars for 81 90. Patter-
son & Davies.
That Silver Leaf flour is on hand
again at Wrights
s:Staff oil Life" and "Fancy" -four.
Kingsley 4 Wharton.
You can always get the best quality
of butter and eggs at Jacobs.
| Gillian has q large stock OF mixed
paints which he Is selling very low.
Full line Of staples in glass and
queensware at Cowan, Ausherman &
Nonis'.
For 60 days we will sell all kinds OF
shades at 2OS discount. 5. H. Patter-
son & Co.
Large, roomy house for rent, one
block east of square. Apply to c. G.
Clark, lola.
| We have the famous Lenox soap and
will not BE under-sold. Cowan, Aush-
erman & Norris.
Rev. w. II. Hyatt exchanged pull
pits last Sunday morning. with Rev. 8.
NJ. Irwin, Of Geneva.
For prescriptions carefully COM
pounded from the best materials, go to
Scott & Sons drug store.
Carriage oil at Is cents gallon,
warranted to take the place of castor
oil, at Cowan. Amsterdam & Norris.
Make up your mind to spend at least
one day at the Fair in Freeman'sGrove
You will be happier if you make it two.
One is reminded of the time near at
hand when school will open by the
stack of books in GOodhue & Evans
window.
The Kansas Farmer estimates the
corn crop of the State at 40 per cent.
The estimate is based on reports from
81 counties.
The Lenox soap is the best soap on
the market. Just think oft, % bars
for one dollar or 100 bars for $4.5O. Pat
tersOn & Davies.
A pointer for advertisers: The hard
er times are the closer the people read
the papers to find out where they can
get the best bargains.
A. o. Allen has just received his
supplies. And it will pay you to see
him before buying elsewhere.
Sheriff Britton took. Samuel and
Wallace to the penitentiary yesterday,
having been detained until then by
the serious illness Of his daughter.
Wir halten INNER Farben, Del,
'sPatent Medicines" und refine ApOthe-
kenwaaren, die wir verkaufen allie SO
billig vie der billigste. Scott 4 Son.
The Wichita road has fixed $3.50 as
the round trip rate to the G. A. r. En-
campment at st. Louis. Further de-
tails as to dates will be given in due
time.
| Every old soldier in the county
should be at Freeman's Grove next
Thursday. The eloquent speeches he
| will hear and the reunion with his old
comrades will do him good for year
to a come.
Stock holders in the Library Associa-
ton are reminded of the meeting at
three o'clock tomorrow afternoon, in
the Opera House, for election of a
Board of Directors and other officers
for the ensuing year.
Moran took her free ride over the X
G. & P. Railroad tn Parsons and re-
turn Wednesday, according to pro-
gram. We regret that other duties
compelled us to decline very kind in
vitation to join the party.
We are glad to learn that the Car
rage Company are getting their work
introduced in Kansas City where it at
tracts much admiring attention. The
Company will probably have some
carriages on display there d uring the
Exposition.
We always keep on hand and are
duly authorized to sell the follow
ing articles, which are the best of
their kind: Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
Kings New Discovery, Billiards.
Snow Liniment, Hollands Hore
Hound Syrup. Scott & Son.
VIM. Buchanan, just north of town,
will furnish home to a boy who is
willing to do chores for his board and
attend school this winter. This is a
good opportunity for some enterprising
young man, and we have no doubt
some one will be glad to embrace it.
The attorneys in attendance at Court
this week were entertained at the
home Of Captain Ewing OH Tuesday
evening. They report the entertain
ment worthy of the host and his &C
complished family and the occasion on
the whole an exceptionally bright and
pleasant ''Oasis.,'
Mr.. E. n. Gabe is temporarially act
ing as agent at the Wichita depot in
the absence of Mr.. Heidelberg, who is
| at Carthage, Mo-, and of Mr.. Gregg,
who Is at EldoradO. We understand
that Mr., Heidelberg will probably be
stationed permanently at Carthage,
and that Mr.. Gregg will be placed in
charge of this station.
| A prominent farmer west of the
river remarked to us the other day:
II expected to raise 5000 bushels of
corn this year; won't have 50. But
| I have any amount of "roughness' and
I'm going to put every dollar I can
raise into cattle. I'll make my money
next year." We looked at his head,
and it was as level as barn floor.
The premium committee request that
stock breeders who intend to offer pre-.
miums at the approaching Fair, COM
municate with them at once. They
also suggest nat they notify all parties
who have bred to their animals of the
premium that will be offered so that
thert may be no default. 1t depends
altogether upon the stock men them
selves whether or not the "Colt Show"
part of the Fair is q success, and we